The USTRMC has founded and established, and continually initiates and develops internationally recognized and accepted model leadership and tactical concepts, principles, procedures and practical applications for law enforcement high risk incident action and resolution.

COURSE:   “MECHANICAL, BALLISTIC AND EXPLOSIVE BREACHING” ©

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVE:

 

The objective of this course is to provide the student with the theory, concepts, principles and tactics for the safe use and deployment of mechanical, ballistic and explosive breaching.

  

CONTENT: 

- Mechanical, ballistic and explosive breaching tactics and protocols are presented, examined and discussed.

- Reasons and justifications for fail-safe breaching operations and training are presented, examined and discussed. 

- Breaching element duties, tasks and responsibilities are presented, examined and discussed. 

- Breaching tools, equipment and explosives materials are presented, examined and discussed. 

- Recognition, identification and use of breaching explosives are presented, examined and discussed.

- Breaching safety and safety measures are presented, examined and discussed. 

- Legal requirements for breaching operations and training are presented, examined and discussed. 

- Terms and communications are presented, examined and discussed. 

- Practical mechanical, ballistic and explosive breaching exercises are conducted and rehearsed.

- Supervision and management of mechanical, ballistic and explosive breaching is presented, examined and discussed.

 

COURSE REQUIREMENTS:

The student is required to successfully complete the course work, research project and final assessment for certification by the USTRMC.

 

LENGTH OF COURSE:

The course is twenty-four (24) hours.

 

COST OF COURSE:                                  

The cost of this course is $350.00 (three hundred, fifty dollars).

COURSE REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT LINK: 

 

 CONTACT: 

e-mail:  sdintino@ustrmc.org
 
Telephone:  610-331-6310 

Fax:  610-384-6385